N-Photo: the Nikon magazine

On-camera flash

he pop-up flash on the camera (if yours has one) is a good place to start with flash, but to get creative with light a dedicated Speedlight is required. On-camera Speedlights are more powerful and allow you control over the direction and quality of light. The ability to angle the flash upwards or swivel the head around gives you the chance to bounce the light off the ceiling or adjacent walls.

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